...take charge or do it yourself (soloing).Originally Posted by unscythe
Although even when leading, a lower level of skill/knowledge of the game/quest is usually not the problem. The real issue is people's incapability to listen and not being open to learn - and/or admit they dont know a quest, and that they messed up. There is a lot of assumption going on and when things go hairy its actually the party leaders fault for not instructing people - even though the LFG said "TR zerg for xp, know the quest". You cant zerg a quest for XP if you dont know it, and if you dont, you either dont join, or you join and ask for info. And of course, you bring pots and proper gear and, last case scenario, if you cant help at all, at least keep yourself alive and enjoy free XP. Which doesnt happen often.
Its understandable that conflicts can arise when people are at very different levels of experience with the game - a completionist teaming with a total new player. Communication and being pro-active goes a long way.
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11-15-2010, 01:36 PM #61Community Member
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11-16-2010, 08:28 AM #62Community Member
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It's not that bad. it happen once and a while when people don't understand what WW normal, exp farm, know your way, zerg, password is banana mean. They seem to only see the funniest part of the lfm and just want to enter to tell me the password... Some people read it carefully tho and are just not capable to meet the requirements even if they tough they were able. Other people come and are a blast to play and these are people you got in your friend and still talk to even after hitting cap. Originally Posted by unscythe
But most of the time i solo low level or paty with guildies. But soloing waterworks is just boring, i put a challenge carrying a pug on my shoulders. (not really carrying, but heh... Most of the time i let them die.)
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